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Improving Connectivity-Central Forest Spine

Improving Connectivity-Central Forest Spine

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It will strengthen the national and local institutional frameworks for CFS management and law-enforcement and support sustainable forest landscape management.

Forestry Department Peninsular Malaysia with the support of UNDP and GEF grant financing is implementing a project titled “Improving Connectivity in the Central Forest Spine Landscape in Malaysia” (IC-CFS) Forestry Department of Peninsular Malaysia with the support of UNDP and GEF grant financing is implementing a project titled “Improving Connectivity in the Central Forest Spine Landscape in Mala

Photos from Improving Connectivity-Central Forest Spine's post 31/01/2024

, Harimau Malaya merupakan subspesies harimau belang yang hanya terdapat di Semenanjung Malaysia? Di seluruh dunia, terdapat 9 subspesies harimau belang dan 3 subspesies telah pupus.

Malangly, jika masih tiada tindakan drastik yang dijalankan bagi mengatasi masalah penurunan populasi Harimau Malaya ini, jangkaan dalam tempoh 5 hingga 10 tahun Malaysia akan kehilangan spesies ini buat selama-lamanya.

Jadi, apakah peranan anda?

Untuk pengetahuan lanjut, layari https://harimau.my/inisiatif/

📸: PERHILITAN

30/01/2024

The Central Forest Spine initiative has recognised a range of community-based activities essential to its goal of revitalising forests and establishing sustainable livelihoods.

The recent increased allocation by the Government for the Orang Asli under Budget 2024 of RM333 million, up from RM305 million in 2023, marks a committed and concerted effort to improve the livelihood of the indigenous communities.

These activities encompass honey harvesting and beeswax production, the operation of tree seedling nurseries, the management of fly fishing and fish sanctuaries, and the Hornbill Stewardship Programme.

Furthermore, workshops on hiking, trekking, and nature guiding offer community members opportunities to connect with and explore their natural environment.

Photos from Improving Connectivity-Central Forest Spine's post 22/01/2024

Projek UNDP/GEF/GOM: Improving Connectivity In The Central Forest Spine Landscape atau lebih dikenali sebagai IC-CFS telah ditamatkan secara rasmi pada 31 Disember 2023. Sebagai tanda penghargaan kepada semua pemegang taruh di peringkat Persekutuan dan Negeri atas segala sumbangan dan kerjasama sepanjang pelaksanaan projek, satu Majlis Apresiasi telah diadakan pada 18 Januari 2024 di Four Points by Sheraton, Chinatown, Kuala Lumpur. Majlis turut menyaksikan penyampaian Terminal Report dan Sustainability Plan kepada Ketua Pengarah Perhutanan Semenanjung Malaysia.

Projek IC-CFS telah diiktiraf sebagai salah satu projek terbaik UNDP/GEF di peringkat Asia Pasifik kerana telah berjaya mencapai kejayaan dalam melaksanakan outcome yang telah ditetapkan. Syabas diucapkan kepada semua pemegang taruh yang terlibat dengan pelaksanaan Projek IC-CFS! Semoga hasrat murni dapat diteruskan sehingga visi dan misi Central Forest Spine dapat dicapai.

11/01/2024

The Improving Connectivity in the Central Forest Spine Landscape Project (IC-CFS) was established in 2014 to support the Central Forest Spine Master Plan.

This project aims to achieve three primary objectives:
🌱 Enhance forest connectivity and intensify law enforcement against wildlife and forestry crimes
🌱 Strengthen land management planning
🌱 Identify sustainable financing mechanisms

To date, a total of 32,783 hectares of state land in Perak, Pahang, and Johor has been identified and gazetted as Permanent Reserved Forest. Notably, 21% of the indigenous community actively participates in livelihood projects within the Belom-Temenggor areas of Perak. As part of our commitment to effective management, we have successfully implemented a SMART-based patrolling system.

We take immense pride in highlighting the accomplishments of our initiatives.

01/01/2024

IC-CFS Project would like to wish all Happy New Year 2024 🎉🎉.

Photos from FRIM's post 31/12/2023
30/12/2023

to the unforgettable Lembah Tanum expedition in Kuala Lipis with media and influencers. Over 4 days and 3 nights, our journey was filled with diverse activities, including kayaking, exploring caves, and visiting the Orang Asli community.

Additionally, we had the opportunity to educate the importance of eco-viaducts, highlight the crucial role of the Central Forest Spine while promoting eco-tourism in Pahang.

Photos from Improving Connectivity-Central Forest Spine's post 29/12/2023

The Malayan Sun Bear is the smallest bear species and is native to the tropical forests of Southeast Asia, including Peninsular Malaysia.

Swipe to learn some of the key facts about our Malayan Sun Bear 🐻

27/12/2023

that the Southeast Asia region loses 1.2% of its forest each year?

Factors such as rapid agricultural expansion, infrastructure development, illegal logging and mining activities contribute significantly to this issue.

At the same time, increased poaching and illegal wildlife trade has also resulted in significant loss of biodiversity. The deforestation and poaching activities have also contributed to fragmentation in forest landscapes posing threats to wildlife, communities, and the overall forest biodiversity.

On the local scale, these issues are being addressed through the establishment of the Central Forest Spine Project since 2010.

Photos from Improving Connectivity-Central Forest Spine's post 26/12/2023

Tahukah Anda? Nama Meranti Tembaga berasal dari warna pokoknya yang berwarna tembaga?

Spesis pokok ini tergolong dalam famili Dipterocarpacea dan merupakan sumber kayu balak yang boleh dijumpai di Semenanjung Malaysia, Borneo, Sumatera dan Semenanjung Thailand.

Di Malaysia, terdapat kira-kira 7.4 juta pohon Meranti Tembaga, atau nama saintifiknya, Shorea Leprosula, di kawasan hutan simpanan.

Photos from Improving Connectivity-Central Forest Spine's post 22/12/2023

Baru-baru ini, Projek IC-CFS telah mengadakan satu bengkel latihan komunikasi dan media untuk negeri-negeri yang terlibat dengan pelaksanaan Pelan Induk Rangkaian Ekologi Central Forest Spine 2022 (PIRE CFS 2022) di Hotel Amari, Kuala Lumpur.

Bengkel ini bertujuan untuk memberi pemahaman dan kemahiran yang komprehensif kepada pegawai-pegawai yang terlibat dalam mengendalikan tugasan berkaitan media secara profesional.

Selain itu, bengkel ini turut memberi pendedahan dalam penyediaan bahan seperti siaran dan kenyataan akhbar, dokumen taklimat dan lain-lain berkaitan media dan perhubungan awam.

12/11/2023

Semoga perayaan yang penuh bermakna ini membawa kebahagiaan dan kesejahteraan serta menerangi setiap sudut hati anda! 🪔✨

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